A daily updated ranking of the strongest momentum stocks in the S&P 500, measured by Relative Strength according to Robert Levy.
| # | Ticker | Company | Sector | RSL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SNDK | Sandisk Corporation | Technology | 2.211 |
| 2 | INTC | Intel Corporation | Technology | 2.082 |
| 3 | DELL | Dell Technologies Inc. | Technology | 1.849 |
These are the three strongest S&P 500 stocks right now. The full ranking with all index members is available on the scanner.
Open the full S&P 500 scanner →The RSL value (Relative Strength according to Levy) compares each stock's current price to its own moving average over the past 26 weeks. A value above 1 means the stock is trading above its historical average; the higher the value, the stronger its relative price momentum within the S&P 500. Stocks at the top of this list are the US index members currently showing the strongest momentum.
Every trading day our scanner reads price data for all S&P 500 members, calculates the RSL value for each, and ranks them from strongest to weakest. The table above shows the current top three. To see the complete ranking of all S&P 500 stocks, switch between a 26-day and a 26-week basis, and export the tickers, open the main RSL scanner. To understand the underlying method in detail, see our RSL strategy explanation.
The relative-strength approach developed by Robert Levy rests on a simple observation: stocks that have outperformed tend to continue outperforming over the medium term. Rather than predicting the future, the RSL ranking is a methodical, rules-based measurement of which S&P 500 stocks currently lead on price momentum.